34 Free Football Coloring Pages to Print
A football lying in the grass, a helmet seen from the side, a scoreboard at 28 to 7, a hot dog stand, and a raccoon in full pads running with the ball. Half of this is the game and half of it is the Saturday around the game: the foam finger, the megaphone, the empty seats under the lights. A child who has sat through an afternoon in the stands recognizes all of it.
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Football lying in the grass
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Teddy bear in a jersey under the banners
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Mouse catching a pass in front of the fans
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Raccoon wheeling a barrow of footballs
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Teddy bear with a cookie in the empty stands
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Bunny dragging a football with a stick
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Mouse reading by candlelight
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Squirrel holding a ball under the lights
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Football with its stitching drawn in
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Bear in a helmet holding the trophy
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Helmet, jersey and cleats laid out
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Football flying toward a touchdown
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Raccoon running the ball
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Hot dog stand with a drink and mustard
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Megaphone and pom-poms
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Fox with a foam finger and a clipboard
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Scoreboard reading 28 to 7
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Football with a stripe down one side
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Squirrel kicking for the posts
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Empty field under the clouds
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Raccoon set to play, ball in hand
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Deer asleep among the footballs
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Bunny lining up a kick
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Raccoon studying a play diagram
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Skunk cheering at a tied game
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Helmet and face mask from the side
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Player catching the ball in mid-air
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Goalpost, lightning bolts and three balls
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Football coming down on the 40-yard line
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Player winding up to throw
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Player running with the ball
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Field with yard lines and floodlights
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Two players crouched at the snap
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Trophy ringed with laurel and stars
These printable football coloring pages are free in the plain sense. No account, no email address, no watermark across the field. Every drawing is a 300 dpi PDF and prints on any paper size your printer takes, US Letter and A4 included. The cute football coloring pages, the animals in helmets, are what the youngest go for first.
Printing your football coloring pages
Are these football coloring pages free?
Yes. Open the PDF, print it, hand it over. No account to make, no address to give, and no watermark anywhere on the sheet.
Which sheet suits a small child?
The ball on the grass and the empty field with the goalposts. Each is a few closed shapes with a thick outline. The helmet with its face mask, the scoreboard and the two players in a crouched stance have far more lines in them.
Is this American football or soccer?
American football throughout: the pointed ball, the goalposts, the yard lines, the pads. A soccer collection is coming and will live in the same family.
Why is there a hot dog stand in here?
Because the concession stand is most of what a five-year-old remembers about a game. The megaphone, the foam finger and the stadium seats are here for the same reason.
What paper size should I print on?
Whatever is in the tray. The paper list sits under More settings in the print dialog, US Letter at 8.5 by 11 inches and A4 at 210 by 297 millimeters among them. A helmet holds up well on a large sheet if your printer takes one.
Can I print a set for a team?
Yes. A squad, a tailgate table, a classroom on the Friday before a game. Print as many as you need without asking. Reselling the files is the only thing we rule out.
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